This figure once played a trick on an entranced Sir Alisander by chauffeuring him around on horseback which lead to Alisander being struck in the face. This man and his half-brother were rescued from Sir Breuse Sance Pitie by Dinadan. The battle that resulted in this man's death began when one soldier mistakenly drew a sword after being stung by an adder. His father tried to kill him shortly after his birth by sending him and all the babies born on May-Day out to sea. In one story, this figure's most famous love interest rebuffed his advances and was bombarded by cannon balls in the Tower of London, while in another version she was more receptive to his advances, while her husband was fighting Lucius. That event precipitated that aforementioned battle at Camlann where this man killed and was killed by his father. FTP, name this son of Morgause, the half-brother of Agravain and lover of Guinevere, who killed Arthur.
This figure once played a trick on an entranced Sir Alisander by chauffeuring him around on horseback which lead to Alisander being struck in the face. This man and his half-brother were rescued from Sir Breuse Sance Pitie by Dinadan. The battle that resulted in this man's death began when one soldier mistakenly drew a sword after being stung by an adder. His father tried to kill him shortly after his birth by sending him and all the babies born on May-Day out to sea. In one story, this figure's most famous love interest rebuffed his advances and was bombarded by cannon balls in the Tower of London, while in another version she was more receptive to his advances, while her husband was fighting Lucius. That event precipitated that aforementioned battle at Camlann where this man killed and was killed by his father. FTP, name this son of Morgause, the half-brother of Agravain and lover of Guinevere, who killed Arthur.
This figure once played a trick on an entranced Sir Alisander by chauffeuring him around on horseback which lead to Alisander being struck in the face.
{Mordred} or {Medraut} or {Medrod}